Word: dangerous
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second half Technology played a stronger game, and held the Freshmen down to one touchdown, which was made by Hodges on a 35 yard run. The constant fumbling of the team prevented more scoring, though Technology's goal was several times in danger. Just before time was called, Metcalf tried a drop-kick goal, but was unsuccessful...
...discouraging. In the line-up against the second eleven, the first team was not only unable to score, but was almost totally at the mercy of their opponents. Time after time the backs were unable to gain and the ball was either lost on downs or punted out of danger...
...second eleven, the first team regained possession of the ball on a fumble on the twenty-five yard line. Tackle plays by Leatherbee, Lindsay and Harrison brought the ball to the five yard line where the second team got the ball on downs and Hodges punted well out of danger nearly to the centre of the field. In the second half the tables were turned when the second eleven, principally owing to Hurley's long runs, rushed the length of the field and was then held for downs almost on the goal line. The line-ups were: FIRST ELEVEN. SECOND...
...danger of a sudden reversal in the policy of the Board of Directors caused by the usual small attendance at the annual meeting...
...future as it has once in the past, and awaken the Directors from a state of inactivity. However, after Professor Hart's article no more need be said on this point. As to the second reason, it has been suggested by Professor E. H. Hall that the danger of a sudden and undesirable change of policy at an annual meeting is completely obviated by requiring the nominations to be posted in the Society's store and printed in the CRIMSON a month before the election is to be held. It may be added to this that a large vote...